To "get back on topic" as the boss lady said, i think it all depends on the individual person and level of maturity he/she has.
When you're able to understand the possible consequences and deal with them. Emotionally and physically healthy. For girls, especially, it's so easy to mistake sex for love.
There is no age, best time is when a person feels physically and emtionally ready for sex.Obviously it's better to be of legal age where you live but I don't think there is anything wrong if both parties are ready for it in relationship but both not yet 16 as it is here in uk.If your to embarrassed to talk about safe sex with either a parent or friend etc you are not ready.
If your to embarrassed to talk about safe sex with either a parent or friend etc you are not ready.That is the most restrictive sounding definition I have ever heard.I know I'm the wrong gender to answer, but if that definition was applied to me, I wasn't ready at 21 and probably still aren't ... 😢
. . . . If your to embarrassed to talk about safe sex with either a parent or friend etc you are not ready.It's none of the parent's business and sexual activity is very private for many people so I have to say I disagree with that statement.Being ready to do it has nothing to do with being ready or able to talk about it.
I agree and certainly I don't think I phrased it well but if idea of thinking about safe sex, buying condoms etc then not ready.Absolutely it's not a parents business at all and up to the girl if she wants to talk or not. I was really open with my mom and told her the next day that I had and it wasn't an embarrassing chat for me.I didn't mean to imply that you should have to.
It all depends on maturity levels, upbringing, religious beliefs. Have known girls whose lost it at 13, others at 18. Myself, it was 14 1/2. I was a very curious child and interested in sex. Growing up I had been coerced once or twice into having sex, but NEVER forced.That is most awful. @kid, it is NEVER your fault and will never be your fault.Not one for one night stands, Once, when I was younger, was just about to have sex with a man i barely knew. He literally was poised to insert himself into me. I freaked. He stopped. Talk about a wet blanket. He was totally ready, but he stopped. I felt like a jerk, but he continued to be kind and we never consummated our evening.No means no. Not your fault.
When you're able to understand the possible consequences and deal with them. Emotionally and physically healthy. For girls, especially, it's so easy to mistake sex for love.I agree with you on this, is mostly a mental and physical aspect than age gender and yes for girls is harder specially in Hispanic culture, girls are the treasure of the families and parents want to keep them safe at all times.
Physical development may be relatively consistent, but the emotional maturity is the real requirement here. Some are possibly ready at 16, others aren't until 30 ;-)I do think the trend of 14-15 year olds is too young - the result of peer group pressure ; or at least perceptions. I'm sure more talk about it than actually do it.
When ever she wants to.If consenting and not provided not been groomed by some pervert then when ever no matter age in my opinion.If she wants to wait till married that is also fine.I hate that to some starting young seems to qualify you as a slag but I was not just ready I was gagging for it haha.
For me i just turned 15 and was with a guy who had always been close friend of mine not that we actually dated but we wanted to try it and it did not disappoint.My own family i think are quite sexually aware beings so i do not think they will be wait till marriage type either.